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Instagram makes posting food photos easier

Those photos you and your guests post to Instagram are about to get better-looking. Instagram introduced new creative tools last week that give users “the ability to adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, warmth and more.”

This week’s 6 head-spinning moments

Restaurants’ social-media revenge, a $100,000 love slap, edible cups, Starbucks’ real-estate values and other boons for chiropractors.

These brands toe the socially acceptable line while keeping it snarky online.

Growing consumer obsession with dieting has many menu planners counting calories in their sleep.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Dec. 2, 2009)—The National Restaurant Association’s annual survey of more than 1,800 professional chefs – members of the American...

Need proof that dominance in social media isn’t (yet) a function of size? Look no further than Restaurant Business’ ranking of casual chains by success in that realm.

CHICAGO (January 17, 2012)—Pressure to improve the healthfulness of kids meals and restaurant fare in general along with the influence of the growing...

Expert advice on how to make a good impression on young restaurant diners.

The restaurant industry’s shift to mobile technology was reflected on the show floor of this year’s NRA conference, with exhibitors showcasing the latest apps for everything from customer loyalty programs to systems for online ordering, labor scheduling, payments, and guest entertainment.

More segment-blurring, stiff challenges for 1-percenters, a legal protection of the Cronut and Grant Achatz’s response to crying babies made this a dizzying week for restaurateurs.

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